Sentence examples for swiftly exiting from inspiring English sources

The fleeting glimpse we get of a sombrero-clad Mexican, swiftly exiting as the Mexico-set section of a musical is suddenly cut.

Drake's reaction when Madonna snogged him on stage Sorry bro #Coachella pic.twitter.com/4Upj4MEdcR As the singer triumphantly pulled away from Drake, saying, "I'm Madonna!" into her microphone before swiftly exiting, Drake projected himself forward and bent double, screwing up his eyes while pulling his hand over his mouth, and looked extremely uncomfortable.

As an eighth seed, they swiftly exited the postseason and entered a summer in which the team changed its starting center and realigned its style of play to hoist more three-pointers.

They include: "Left uncorrected, these conditions expose workers to the hazards of lacerations, amputations, electric shocks, fires, explosions, eye injuries and being unable to swiftly exit the workplace in the event of an emergency," said Diana Cortez, the director of OSHA's Tarrytown, N.Y., office.

Indeed, it's proved tricky enough to bring reunions to an end: Kim Deal left the Pixies; the Stone Roses and Pulp clearly decided it wasn't worth the aggro, while Jerry Dammers recently noted that his desire to record new songs was among the reasons he swiftly exited the reconstituted Specials.

Munsch — who clearly suspects something — swiftly exits after a thoroughly awkward and frightening conversation with Chanel.

As we approached the address "Paul" swiftly exited the deli housed on the right front corner of the building and came to greet us.

One day I foolishly listened to the advice of a friend who allows her child to scream through every situation, and swiftly exited her camp room after drop off.

He looks around briefly into Desiree's startled gaze and swiftly exits to a red-white-yellow-and-blue light show painting the darkness... John O'Kane has published over a hundred stories, essays and poems in a variety of venues, blogs regularly on Huffingtonpost, and edits and publishes AMASS Magazine.

Now the target G.M. will raise has been halved as the Treasury seems more interested in getting a higher price than exiting swiftly.

It exits swiftly, and in comes a song called "Morning".